MBA in France- Help me decide for which B- school in France

Dev Patro

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Posted May 10, 2019 14:48

Hello I'am a Graduate with Mechanical Engineering working experience of 3+ as in a Administrative Officer for a college. Planning My MBA
confused between International Business or Management Consultant specialization ! And suggest me a good school to apply.

Have a basic plus level knowledge of French language. I have No GRE No GMAT no plans to appear. IELTS 7 bands. Academic 7 CGPA.

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Duncan

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Posted May 10, 2019 15:22

Are you an Indian student planning to return home to work? Take a look at the article linked from my profile page called Why you should take the GMAT.

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Dev Patro

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Posted May 10, 2019 18:00

Are you an Indian student planning to return home to work? Take a look at the article linked from my profile page called Why you should take the GMAT.

Yes , I'm Indian. I have plans to return after my studies as i recently partner with a college with a 35% shareholding. I want to grow with my college to national level but at first want to work for any big college chain administration to know about it all.
I read your Why you should take GMAT ! and it's a eye opener for me. Now i am considering to appear the GMAT to test my abilities. Thanks.
So which school in France i should eye on. And one year or two years full time i should apply. About that Specialization International Business OR Consultant ..

PS- I have a GMAT score of 560 score 2 years back i guess it's valid.

[quote]Are you an Indian student planning to return home to work? Take a look at the article linked from my profile page called Why you should take the GMAT. [/quote]
Yes , I'm Indian. I have plans to return after my studies as i recently partner with a college with a 35% shareholding. I want to grow with my college to national level but at first want to work for any big college chain administration to know about it all.
I read your Why you should take GMAT ! and it's a eye opener for me. Now i am considering to appear the GMAT to test my abilities. Thanks.
So which school in France i should eye on. And one year or two years full time i should apply. About that Specialization International Business OR Consultant ..

PS- I have a GMAT score of 560 score 2 years back i guess it's valid.

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Duncan

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Posted May 10, 2019 19:05

Any GMAT is better than no GMAT. As an entrepreneur, the ideal programme will be EMLyon. Otherwise, Grenoble, Audencia and IESEG are the other options to consider.

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Dev Patro

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Posted May 10, 2019 23:30

Any GMAT is better than no GMAT. As an entrepreneur, the ideal program will be EMLyon. Otherwise, Grenoble, Audencia and IESEG are the other options to consider.

Thanks i was eyeing o Grenoble and IESEG !! Hey IESEG have this Grande Ecole Program for 2 years some Master's cycle.

[quote]Any GMAT is better than no GMAT. As an entrepreneur, the ideal program will be EMLyon. Otherwise, Grenoble, Audencia and IESEG are the other options to consider. [/quote]

Thanks i was eyeing o Grenoble and IESEG !! Hey IESEG have this Grande Ecole Program for 2 years some Master's cycle.

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Duncan

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Posted May 11, 2019 07:39

You will fit the age profile for the MBA better.

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Inactive User

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Posted May 13, 2019 20:19

I agree with EMLyon!

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Dev Patro

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Posted May 14, 2019 11:53

You will fit the age profile for the MBA better.

Sir,
I checked for ENlyon and IESEG and Audencia and applying for these recently i got an email and call behalf of thid "SCHILLER INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY" France campus.. Is this a good college they saying they have a mix program for USA and Europe..

[quote]You will fit the age profile for the MBA better.[/quote]

Sir,
I checked for ENlyon and IESEG and Audencia and applying for these recently i got an email and call behalf of thid "SCHILLER INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY" France campus.. Is this a good college they saying they have a mix program for USA and Europe..

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Dev Patro

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Posted May 14, 2019 11:55

I agree with EMLyon!

Yes I am applying for this one it have a really good academics and Job opportunities and networking also opportunities for a mix culture study environment.. This is my prime now.

[quote]I agree with EMLyon! [/quote]
Yes I am applying for this one it have a really good academics and Job opportunities and networking also opportunities for a mix culture study environment.. This is my prime now.

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Duncan

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Posted May 14, 2019 13:15

These are all excellent schools. I can't see any reason to consider Schiller, since it lacks either meaningful international accreditation or US regional accreditation.

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M Sarogi

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Posted May 15, 2019 11:03

These are all excellent schools. I can't see any reason to consider Schiller, since it lacks either meaningful international accreditation or US regional accreditation.

Hello Mr. Duncan ,
Sir i have applied for MBA in Skema & KEDGE B schools. I have a 4 years work experience in Marketing, looking forward to work in Europe Global Market before come back to India. My GMAT is 580. IELTS 7 average(Writing 5.5/ Speaking 8/ Reading 7.5/ Listening 7).
Which of these 2 B school are better for MBA.. !!
I am paying tuition fees with loan. So which of these maybe better option ?

[quote]These are all excellent schools. I can't see any reason to consider Schiller, since it lacks either meaningful international accreditation or US regional accreditation. [/quote]

Hello Mr. Duncan ,
Sir i have applied for MBA in Skema & KEDGE B schools. I have a 4 years work experience in Marketing, looking forward to work in Europe Global Market before come back to India. My GMAT is 580. IELTS 7 average(Writing 5.5/ Speaking 8/ Reading 7.5/ Listening 7).
Which of these 2 B school are better for MBA.. !!
I am paying tuition fees with loan. So which of these maybe better option ?

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Duncan

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Posted May 15, 2019 14:24

These are rather similar schools, but Skema seems to have the edge in terms of student satisfaction and orientation towards the labour market: https://www.letudiant.fr/palmares/comparaison/palmares-des-grandes-ecoles-de-commerce/comparaison.html

I am skeptical about the ability of students to find work who don't speak the local language: Do you need to speak the local language? www.find-mba.com/board/34713

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M Sarogi

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Posted May 15, 2019 23:32

These are rather similar schools, but Skema seems to have the edge in terms of student satisfaction and orientation towards the labour market: https://www.letudiant.fr/palmares/comparaison/palmares-des-grandes-ecoles-de-commerce/comparaison.html

I am skeptical about the ability of students to find work who don't speak the local language: Do you need to speak the local language? www.find-mba.com/board/34713

Thank you,
Mr. Duncan. I am A2 in French language.. I will try my best to be B2 in a year as i will be studying over there. I hope a B2 level is fine for Jobs. And i am hoping for SKEMA. They look better..

[quote]These are rather similar schools, but Skema seems to have the edge in terms of student satisfaction and orientation towards the labour market: https://www.letudiant.fr/palmares/comparaison/palmares-des-grandes-ecoles-de-commerce/comparaison.html

I am skeptical about the ability of students to find work who don't speak the local language: Do you need to speak the local language? www.find-mba.com/board/34713 [/quote]

Thank you,
Mr. Duncan. I am A2 in French language.. I will try my best to be B2 in a year as i will be studying over there. I hope a B2 level is fine for Jobs. And i am hoping for SKEMA. They look better..

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Duncan

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Posted May 16, 2019 08:50

There are few managerial roles available at the B2 level. Imagine what someone could do in your country with only B2 in the working languages.

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Inactive User

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Posted May 17, 2019 15:28

With that language level perhaps a better idea would be do to a specialized MSc in a field that's needed in the labor market, and then target non-management level jobs in international firms where the working language is English. Pay will be well under MBA-level jobs, as will seniority level, but it's more likely that you'll make this kind of transition versus aiming for MBA, management-level jobs.

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